According to the dispatch, agencies and units are requested to strictly observe duty regulations, closely monitor the storm's developments, and check and update response plans. Measures must be in place to protect barracks, warehouses, and ongoing construction projects, while ensuring the absolute safety of personnel and equipment during deployment. Forces and vehicles must be ready for timely and effective emergency response.
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Quang Binh’s armed forces evacuate locals to safer places. |
Military Regions 1, 2, 3, and 4 must direct provincial and municipal Military Commands to coordinate with local Party committees and authorities in checking areas prone to flash floods, landslides, riverbank erosion, and low-lying flood zones. They should send troops to assist residents in reinforcing homes and relocating from danger zones. Units must also work with other forces in localities to prepare personnel and vehicles to support local disaster response, recovery, and rescue operations.
Services, army corps, the Hanoi Capital Command, and the Coast Guard Command are required to review their own response plans, ensure the security of military infrastructure, work closely with local governments, and prepare personnel and and vehicles to promptly support communities affected by the storm.
The border guard forces of coastal provinces from Quang Ninh to Thanh Hoa are tasked with monitoring the typhoon’s movements and coordinating with local authorities to manage maritime traffic. They must keep track of vessels at sea, notify owners of the storm’s trajectory, and guide ships to safe shelter areas. They are also responsible for organizing and supervising safe docking procedures.
Key support units, including the General Department of Logistics and Technical Affairs, the General Department of Defense Industry, and General Department II, are required to oversee preparations among their subordinate units. Besides protecting the safety of warehouses, factories, weapons, and equipment, they must ensure logistics and technical supplies for storm response missions.
The General Department of Political Affairs is requested to direct military press agencies and related units to actively promote coverage of the military’s response to the storm and its efforts in helping civilians overcome the consequences and conduct rescue operations.
Translated by Tran Hoai